Sentence examples for launch a new executive from inspiring English sources

Columbia Business School is to launch a new executive MBA called EMBA – Americas.

In the week it emerged the creative industries contributed £84.1bn to the UK economy, Oscar-winning film producer Lord Puttnam and Channel 4 have joined forces to help launch a new executive MBA designed to give the next generation of media bosses the business skills needed to operate in the global marketplace.

The University of California at Berkeley's Haas Business School is launching a new executive MBA.

Another example: I was recently traveling with the president to Austin, where he launched a new executive order that opens up tons of government data — everything from health and medicine and science to safety and more — as machine-readable, free fuel for entrepreneurs to tap to create new companies and jobs.

The Prince of Wales's PR supremo, Paddy Harverson, is leaving royal service to team up with one of Google's top executives to launch a new consultancy.

Crawford had moved to the American Chemical Society (ACS) to become vice president of publications, and invited Jabri to join him as an executive editor to launch a new journal, ACS Chemical Biology.

Former Rangers chief executive Charles Green is seeking financial support to launch a new bid for control of the Ibrox club, the BBC has learned.

The host and executive producer recently raised $5.4 million through Kickstarter to launch a new version of the beloved program through an app.

Josh Apiafi, who joined the Professional Jockeys Associationn as chief executive 18 months ago, announced his resignation yesterday in order to "launch a new commercial consultancy business".

Led by billionaire Chairman and Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch Rupert Murdoch, the media colossus said Wednesday it will launch a new mini-network called My Network TV.

One month after Murdoch's speech, a thirty-one-year-old computer whiz, Jonah Peretti, and a former A.O.L. executive, Kenneth Lerer, joined the ubiquitous commentator-candidate-activist Arianna Huffington to launch a new Web site, which they called the Huffington Post.